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Gonzales says targeting farm laborers or hospital nurses, instead of convicted criminals, would mean the government was failing to prioritize properly.

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In an interview, Gonzales explained that targeting workers like farm laborers or hospital nurses, instead of convicted criminals, would mean the government was failing to prioritize properly.

The proposal comes after the state’s oil and gas regulatory agency said it needs more money to plug wells that are in some instances erupting.